Maribeth Back

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2012
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Maribeth Back, Bee Liew, Anthony Dunnigan, James Vaughan:
Mobile monitoring and control system for a food industry development laboratory. Mobile HCI (Companion) 2012: 195-198
2010
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Maribeth Back, Don Kimber, Eleanor Gilbert Rieffel, Anthony Dunnigan, Bee Liew, Sagar Gattepally, Jonathan Foote, Jun Shingu, Jim Vaughan:
The virtual chocolate factory: Building a real world mixed-reality system for industrial collaboration and control. ICME 2010: 1160-1165
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Maribeth Back, Don Kimber, Eleanor Gilbert Rieffel, Anthony Dunnigan, Bee Liew, Sagar Gattepally, Jonathan Foote, Jun Shingu, James Vaughan:
The virtual chocolate factory: mixed reality industrial collaboration and control. ACM Multimedia 2010: 1505-1506
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Maribeth Back, Timothy Childs, Anthony Dunnigan, Jonathan Foote, Sagar Gattepally, Bee Liew, Jun Shingu, Jim Vaughan:
The virtual factory: Exploring 3D worlds as industrial collaboration and control environments. VR 2010: 257-258

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